Colossians–Christos Singularis

This study of Colossians takes the doctrine of the Trinity seriously and applies it broadly. It’s assumed to be true of God, and therefore true of people because we are created in the image of God (Genesis 1:26). We are not trinitarian in the same way that God is, but in a similar way, in the way that the image of a thing is not identical to the thing, but is recognizably similar. God’s trinitarian character is the “image” in which He created us because God’s Trinitarian character is the way that He has revealed Himself to us. It is the “image” of Him that we are to “see” in Scripture. And occasionally, the idea of God as singularity seems to find expression in Scripture.